I have been sick as a dog for the last week plus and have struggled to get of the lounge so the beach has been off limits as well. I'm still no better and this is the first time I have actually cracked out the computer for more than 10 minutes.
Seems that after the front went through mid-week there was some swell. I have seen the odd photo of places down south like Boneyards with waves. Maybe some of you were able to score during the light winds between fronts.
Today isn't looking great. I'm not lucky enough to see the beach from my front verandah but I can see that it southerly and the harbour buoy is telling me that sea is up but the swell isn't. At least I didn't really miss too much while I was sleeping. Might be another day with the V8s.
Showing posts with label Boneyards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boneyards. Show all posts
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Apologies
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Down south the go today
Nothing local today.
However there were waves on the western side of the Cape today. Boneyards had a few out. Rocky Point was the pick with almost no crowd and sets up overhead in the morning. Little Rockies was clean and had a crowd of two.
The tide was to full and the swell to small for PK to be much good bu
t a SUP or two and a goat boater were able to enjoy the clean water and offshore lines.
Tomorrow looks similar weather-wise but no guarantee the waves will hang around.
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Friday, August 21, 2009
Not a lot of surf
A very short offshore, glassy window this morning was a red herring as the onshore only stayed away for a very short period. Nothing worthwhile in Bunbury.
Bunkers Bay seemed to be the only place with surfable waves. The Farm had a crew but the waves were infrequent and had very little shape. Make you pine for the day before houses where the creek mixed with the reef and it broke about twice as far out and for twice as far.
There were a few out at Boneyards which seemed better but it is a long haul.
Rocky Point looked to be affected by the wind and no one out.
There is a possibly of a few clearer days next week but the weekend doesn't look that great. I'm sure the body boarders will be out at the Bay tomorrow anyway.
Bunkers Bay seemed to be the only place with surfable waves. The Farm had a crew but the waves were infrequent and had very little shape. Make you pine for the day before houses where the creek mixed with the reef and it broke about twice as far out and for twice as far.
There were a few out at Boneyards which seemed better but it is a long haul.
Rocky Point looked to be affected by the wind and no one out.
There is a possibly of a few clearer days next week but the weekend doesn't look that great. I'm sure the body boarders will be out at the Bay tomorrow anyway.
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